New Haven Rail Road Abuses Exposed by ICC Report
The Interstate Commerce Commission report on the New Haven railroad details millions treated as stage money in a drive toward a transport monopoly. It cites stockholders losing between 65.9 and 90 million dollars, directors accused of maladminstration, and aggressive political influence aimed at privatized control across five states. The document urges accountability and notes potential recoveries but warns federal aid is unlikely.
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I Loved My Brother But His Wife More
Arch John son of Joseph Johnson confessed in Martin County Jail that he bought the pistol used to kill his brother and gave it to Mrs. Elizabeth Harry Johnson. He stated he loved his brother less than his wife and will undergo a preliminary hearing tomorrow.
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Macon Eyed as New Site for Deaf and Dumb School
A Georgia House committee debated moving the state deaf and dumb school from Cave Springs to Macon. Speakers argued proximity and access, with Macon supporters citing 118 current pupils and a donor offering 25 acres. Opponents stressed Cave Springs’ established management and location. A subcommittee was formed to draft bills to convert the Cave Springs school into a normal school and build a new facility in Macon.
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Marines Readied to Land in Haiti and San Domingo
Seven hundred Marines were ordered to assemble at Guantanamo Cuba to be held in readiness for action in revolutions in Haiti and San Domingo. The move, at Secretary Bryan’s request, places forces within a day’s sail of the islands to deter leaders with force if warnings are ignored. The Hancock will land about 295 Marines at Guantanamo, with 400 more to join later, while the Sacramento is sent as a precaution. The fleet already includes Connecticut, South Carolina, Marietta, Castine and Machias in Haitian and Dominican waters.
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No Democrat Named for Akerman's Plage
Washington July 19 Special Senator West and Senator Hoke Smith pushed to see Attorney General McReynolds over the southern Georgia district attorney vacancy. West urged a Democratic appointment, naming Roscoe Luke Joan & Adame and J. R. Smith as acceptable options if others are rejected. One nominee faced a debt payment issue. West vows a fight in the Senate if an unsuitable candidate is chosen. Smith’s stance remained neutral amid backer pressure. Washington May 1 The Senate later confirmed Tra Nelson Morris of Chicago as minister to Sweden.
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Thomasville
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Macon
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Blow Directed at Judge Speer in Georgia
By John Corrigan July 13 Special report says Representative Edwin Webb proposes a bill to add a second district judge for the southern district of Georgia during Judge Emory Speer's tenure. The panel expects swift approval, arguing the measure would be a major blow short of impeachment.
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Emory Speer
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Speer
Webb
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Pennsylvania
Judea
Tadge Speerta
Atlanta seeks to host Methodist university site
The educational commission of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet to decide where the newly authorized Methodist university should be located in the Southeast. Atlanta presents a substantial offer including a $1,250,000 cash pledge, plus property valued at $550,000, and pledges from Wesley Memorial church and hospital. Birmingham plans to counter with a committee of fifty and substantial cash bids. The commission, chaired by Bishop A Candler, will report Wednesday and may remain in session to select a site at the Piedmont hotel. A letter from Dr J Ches ton King of Oglethorpe University expresses gratitude and hopes for continued cooperation between the two churches.
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Rebels Aim at Victory in Mexico City
The report from Washington notes Huerta’s likely resignation to Francisco Carbajal and talks with mediators about recognizing the new administration. Carranza’s aides urge unconditional surrender for stable transfer, with Carranza ready to move on Mexico City once power shifts.
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Recognition 15 Barred to All Huerta Acts in Mexico
Salitillo July 18 senior constitutionalist leaders insist on unconditional surrender of Huerta and party as only treatable condition. Isidro Pabela rejects any provisional presidency under mediators lest it legitimize Huerta’s acts and hinder reforms. Carranza seeks urgent reforms including abolition of company commissaries that empower laborers and may profit Huerta and allies.
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Visitors in That Town Answer Descriptions Police Say
J L Bennett denies involvement in the Innes matter and says he never met Victor Innes. The Pittsburgh case documents show receipts for money sent to Innes were in his name, while Mrs Elois Nelms Dennis and Miss Beatrice Nelms are mentioned in connection with the inquiry.
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Beatrice Nelms Case: Search Involving Elks Red Men Shriners
Marshall Nelms tells Constitution representatives in New Orleans he will seek a warrant for Victor Innes as part of efforts to locate Beatrice Nelms and Elois Dennis. Corpus Christi police monitor two suspicious women matching the missing sisters, while a $400 reward waits for clues from Beatrice’s mother.
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Rasputin Monk Stabbed by Woman in Siberia Fallout
St Petersburg reports Rasputin the mystic monk Gregory Rasputin was stabbed in his Siberian village Pekrovekty by a woman named Guseva. Some sources say he died. others say wounds may not be mortal. The attack sparked court intrigue and speculation he held vast influence over the czar.
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Mississippi Supreme Court Dismisses L N Rail Suit
The Mississippi Supreme Court dismissed a state railroad commission suit seeking to force Louisville and Nashville Railroad to stop through passenger trains at Bay St Louis. A $402,000 fine deemed by a lower court for noncompliance was found to interfere with interstate commerce.
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Bay St Louis
Local Weather Forecast Shows Thunder Showers Expected
The Daily Weather Report notes local thunder showers likely on Wednesday. Temperatures ranged from a low around 2 74 to a high near 2 292 with a mean near 25.40. Normal values and rainfall figures are cited alongside monthly deficiencies.
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